Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-15
Telegrams to The Star.
THE FIGHT AGAINST COERCION.
Encouragement for Ireland'S Friends.
ALLEGED ANARCHIST AVENGERS.
DESPERATE GANG OF OHIO ROBBERS.
Russia Continuing Her Intrigues in Bulgaria
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Encouragement for Ireland'S Friends.
ALLEGED ANARCHIST AVENGERS.
DESPERATE GANG OF OHIO ROBBERS.
Russia Continuing Her Intrigues in Bulgaria
COMFORT FOR THE LIBERALS.
Trevelyan's OutspOken DenunciatiOl
Of Coercion Causes q SensatiOn-JOhS
Brighcs District I'm Birmingham GOe
SOlidly for Gladstone.

1Ieve1y8n'9 OuIoROAeu DemumC1atbOm
OF Coercion Causes q SensatiOn-JOhn
Bright,s District In Birmingham Goes
SOlidly for Gladstone.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, April 15-Trevelyan's admirable OUT
spoken letter published this morning constitutes
the seyerest blow yet dealt to the unonist party.
Trevelyan holds position comparable only to that
OF Harrington In the personal respect OF all par
ties. His private experience In Irish legislation at
time OF intense crisis has been greater than that
OF any English politician. The anxieties he suf-
fered in the Irish oce which turned his hair grey,
always secure him peculiar sympathy. Gladstone
told me q fortnight ago that Treyelyan would ex-
press himself in the strongest terms against coer-
cton but forbade me to anticipate Trevelyan's own
words. These are even stronger and more destruc-
tive than could have been expected, and have
caused the livelest satisfaction Throughout the
liberal party.
MORE GOOD NEWS
comes from Birmingham to-day to the effect that
In Brights own division meeting to elect repre-
sentative to the liberal association a week ago
was so stormy 1t had to be adjourned. Last night
1t met again to elect forty-three representatives.
Out OF seventy-six nominations every one elected
is without a single exception pronounced Glad
StOnlan. Subsequently resolution denounclng
coercion and expressing unaoated commence In
Gladstone was carried. Again, the Daily Ncrs
this morning contains eleven advertisement
columns OF solid signatures. numbering altogether
1900. OF nonconformist ministers In England ana
Wales.
PROTESTING AGAINST COERCION,
and expressing in BIights own words, the belief
that "force can be no remedy for political discon-
tent"
KING-HARMAN'S PECULIAR RECORD
Col King Hartman, the newly gazetted under
secretary for Ireland is said not only to have been
imprisoned by magistrate years ago for delber-
ately creating a disturbance at the Cremorne
gardens, TO have been implicated in other ways
with the Irish assiz courts, the particulars OF
which have not yet been published: to be rack
rent landlord all OF whose rents were greatly re-
duced by the land commission. but now he Is
proved to have been a most thOrough-gotRg home
ruler in August, 1870 when he addressed the cleo
tors OF the city OF Dublin follows: 81 earnestly
entreat my fellow w-cOuntrymen 10 banish all un-
worthy fears and suspicious TO sink all differences
OF class, and agree and unite in gaining for our
nation and land the privilege OF holne-rule."
The illness which prevented John Morley from
speaking last night was OF q Temporary and unlln-
p0rtant character.